The Carters traveled to a concert at the Birmingham Civic Center and checked into the Birmingham Civic Center Travelodge. That afternoon, they purchased fast food and went back to their room to eat, relax, and enjoy a romantic interlude away from home. The wall on one side of the room was covered by a mir- ror. Concerned about noises (not theirs) while they were enjoying the room, the Carters investigated and discovered a large hole in the wall behind the mirror. It would be possible for someone to look into their room from the adjoining room. Without specific proof that anyone observed the Carters, could they recover for invasion of privacy? [Carter v. Innisfree Hotel, Inc., 661 So.2d 1174 (Ala.,1995).]